PALAVRAS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADAS COM «AVERROISTIC»
Averroistic
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averroistic
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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «AVERROISTIC»
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1
Studi sul XIV secolo in memoria di Anneliese Maier
The Quaestiones in tertium De anima, as far as I could learn from the above cited
study by Kitchel, is more than non-Averroistic — it is a decidedly anti-Averroistic
text. Book II of the De anima, although still anti-Averroistic, thoroughly analyzes ...
Alfonso Maierù, Agostino Paravicini Bagliani, 1981
2
Bibliography of Islamic Philosophy: Index of names, terms ...
Siena - edition), 3546 (averroistic commentary on Aristode, De anima I — II -
edition, study), 5331 (Averroistic ... De anima), 5332 (Commentarium super
Libros De anima - edition), 5345 ("semi-Averroistic" anonymous commentary on
Physics ...
3
Renaissance Averroism and Its Aftermath: Arabic Philosophy ...
In 1996, Alparslan Açikgenç wrote on 'Ibn Rushd, Kant and Trascendent
Rationality.' Finally, the most recent article on the topic is 'Wandering in the Path
of the Averroean System: Is Kant's Doctrine on the Bewusstsein Überhaupt
Averroistic?
Anna Akasoy, Guido Giglioni, 2012
4
Poetry and Philosophy in the Middle Ages: A Festschrift for ...
in a way which, as Gilson admits, invites an Averroistic interpretation. More
seriously, it also misrepresents both Dante and Averroes. Dante says that the
goal of mankind is the complete and permanent actualization of the possible
intellect.
John Marenbon, Peter Dronke, 2001
5
The Marranos of Spain: From the Late 14th to the Early 16th ...
mean that the Averroistic element, which was so pronounced in Jewry during the
second mass-conversion, and in the Marrano camp as a whole after 1415, had
greatly diminished in the course of time. Nevertheless, since materialism was ...
6
Giovanni Pico Della Mirandola: Symbol of His Age : Modern ...
8T Garsias, it is true, attacked the thirteenth thesis with the claim that it favoured
the Averroistic doctrine of the unity of the intellect. His argument was applauded
by Dulles, who described it as Garsias at his best, and went on: "Pico's doctrine of
...
7
Species intelligibilis. 1. Classical roots and medieval ...
The Averroistic school contributes significantly, chiefly through John of Jandun, to
the intensified debate on intelligible species. Averroists badly need a doctrine of
formal mediation in intellectual cognition. Representations produced by human ...
8
Faith And Poltical Philosophy: The Correspondence Between ...
I name in a summarizing way "Averroistic" the position that accepts the world soul
and the corresponding character of the individual soul as a particle, because
Averroes' commentary on Aristotle is the most important literary-historic source of
...
Leo Strauss, Eric Voegelin, Peter C. Emberley, 1993
During this century Averro- ism was the ruling philosophical system at both the
leading European universities, — at Paris and at Oxford. It was the result of
Averroistic teaching which produced two of the most characteristic thinkers of the
age.
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A History of Philosophy: History of modern philosophy
The Averroistic doctrine of the unity of the immortal reason in the whole human
race was professed in the last decennia of the 15th century, by Nicoletto Vernias,
who occupied the professorial chair at Padua from 1471 to 1409 ; but in his old ...
